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ALSWA welcomes interim payment offer to Ward family

On March 23, 2010 / Media Releases

ALSWA welcomes interim payment offer to Ward family

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA, 23 March 2010

‘ONE DEATH IN CUSTODY IS ONE TOO MANY’ says ALSWA

On March 16, 2010 / Media Releases

‘ONE DEATH IN CUSTODY IS ONE TOO MANY’ says ALSWA

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA, 16 March 2010

Prisoner transport ordeal unacceptable says ALSWA

On March 16, 2010 / Media Releases

Prisoner transport ordeal unacceptable says ALSWA

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA, 16 March 2010

UN Report Highlights High Levels of Deaths in Custody

On March 12, 2010 / Media Releases

UN Report Highlights High Levels of Deaths in Custody

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA, 12 March 2010

ALSWA appalled at Police Union’s Racially Offensive Tirate

On February 9, 2010 / Media Releases

ALSWA appalled at Police Union’s Racially Offensive Tirate

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA,9February 2010

John Bedford, calls for Stop and Search Bill to be withdrawn

On February 9, 2010 / Media Releases

John Bedford, calls for Stop and Search Bill to be withdrawn

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA, 5 February 2010

ALSWA Appalled at Police Union’s racially offensive tirade

On February 9, 2010 / Media Releases

ALSWA Appalled at Police Union’s racially offensive tirade

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA,5 February 2010

Lack of government support for Ward family a disgrace says ALSWA

On February 3, 2010 / Media Releases

Lack of government support for Ward family a disgrace says ALSWA

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA,3February 2010

ALSWA calls for a Human Rights Act for Australia to improve Human Rights protection.

On December 10, 2009 / Media Releases

MEDIA STATEMENT BY THE ABORIGINAL LEGAL SERVICE OF WA, 10 December 2009, (International Human Rights Day)

Services

On November 25, 2009 / Uncategorised

How Does ALSWA Work Criminal Law Family Law Civil Law and Human Rights Law and Advocacy Services for Prisoners Community Legal Education and Law Reform Use of Private Lawyers How does ALSWA work? The Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia(Inc.)(ALSWA) provides legal representation and support services for

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7 Aberdeen Street
Perth WA 6000
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Phone: +61 8 9265 6666

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ALSWA provides legal support and representation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in WA in Civil and Human Rights Law, Criminal Law, Family Law and Child protection with additional services in Bail Support Service and Prison In-Reach Program, Community Legal Education, Custody Notification Service, Work development Permit Service, Your Story Disability Legal Support and Youth Engagement Program.

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